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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27
IN BRIEF, AND no THE POINT

~ 0AtAAEe ANA AZ AAA6 kOhN 4
Dyspepsia 10 dreadful. Disordsrsl
liver Is misery. Indigestion is Q foe 4
good nature.
The human digestive Apparatus % one
Of the most complicated and wondsrfu
things In existence. Il Il easily put oni
Of order.
Greasy food. tough food, sloppy food
bad cookery, mental very, late hours
irregular habits, and many other things
which ought not 10 be, have made thd
American people nation Of dyapeptiea
But Green's August Flower has dOne
q wondeFful work Ia reforming this sad
business and making the American peo-
pie % healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy.
RemembeF:-No happiness without
health. Bat Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness 10 the dys-
peptic. Ask your dFnRaisg for q bottle.
Seventy i've cents. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Al IxPoArASr AArTEa.-FOE years
boa, balaing and rspairing hes been
oOs 81 he prissipAl Industries Of seas
de ana many thousands OF dollars have
annually been aissribaaed aEnon9 oar
SneshAnioa and merahAass, erouins ~
recslV fran shia inaastEy. the baild-
inc az tAs trestle fer tbs Seattle. LAks
Shore ana EasieEn Railway has eloseo
90 ne toar shipyards aicng ne vaisf
fruas. ana al PRESSES there are 10 t.en-
ities hess fas hanlfng eat . vessel e
unshs rapAira 60 her. Tbs aais % al
faiFs ussst not axiEls cur oastns@ alee
e1nEos SAFER tbs arsst ind1stry - y
driven from ~ lus4 n0A. 1aeosnA =
biaasax fos THAI waxk. and s1sFa ~
bos iuuasdiaeely takes % romeay ~
evil, thai toWn wiil - larGe hSsines.
thal naturally beinngs hera LEI
U.sesiaz q the Chambef q esDniefc.
ana Board Of Tra3s Be e1llea e oec'
and .ea steps Be tAkNn - Feetaky tnA
MAtaeF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

wHr No REDccrEoz.-A reporter OF
q the PSsz-ISEILssEzoEa called on
~. Bailey GAissrt Of he efn Of
s.Aw.hasAss Broa. A Co. 70 learn Wy
Il 3 ,hss Tie prise 81 asas dos nss
oszna down IN rfepcrilsn ~ tee -
saIne n wheat Two weeks a9o wheat
80 snlltna in California a AltI psf
s-rs1I and nos IL 10 q1oted ., l.o per
e<alai. Gs3 - - PRES Of aoar re-
.s-ins uusnanes1 NJ. 6aassst said
ssThis Vsasa q things iG explAined -
tefs cav. Ths utlls are sasA ertndine
| - wheat. and working IN little q
= = nee, prohsblY ncs mere than one
| - "a fu-r. cd wheat b qaits scarce
80 Al shis exei1sma1s ha1 oeen oFsI
80 ysss's crop. J think tsA. - ecor
- nils esmDs1ss efindtne tha
aseltne fcily afsy seats ger barrel, ane
- $50 rennan ! an woFking 90 o1l
r,-ss.nf s1ask, ana srasrinG sotAlna q
ma lins - pesAeat
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In our report Of the Seattle Bar Assc-
cations meeting, yesterday morning.
We alluded to the letter from M. No
0ilvra, President Of the association, ex-
planning the cause Of bis absence, and
abiding 10 The early career Of Mr. Nc
Nanaht, The Ieas " would have appeared
IN the report Of the meeting, but the re-
porter Who was sent for u vas disap-
pointed In bis efforts TO obtain IL. At
the request Of q number Of members Of
the AZ sociati0n We publish ID herewith:
70 the Bar Associations Of tie CITY Of
eattle--(3KN1LKMKN | regret very much
that sickness In my family and my own
Indifferent health prevents me from be-
inc With 700 at tbs special meeting
called for this evening.
The can indieas q the obiaet Of the
M )tlue, viz: To take such action as
the Bar nav deem advisable, In view OF
the Contemplated removal from our
midst. OF our professional brother, MT.
James MeNaneht.
Mg. MeNanehl IL the oldest pTaeti-
toner AZ the bal. With the single exception
al myself. He arrived IN this city IN
The sprInq Of lsj7, when the population
OF the place Vas very small.
Although MF. Mcknight vas then q
vounr man, without acquAintances OF
e0pssianee, recognizing bis industry
ana ability, / formed q o0partneFshtp
Wilh him "a The practice Of Law, which
r.laiiou sabaiated for SEINE years, and
un1fI n wRl dissolved from necessity, on
account Of NJ. MoNaueht having te
| laavH the Territory to look after some
{ ,raonal affairs al bis former home.
His absence wes but temporary. and
ar N his return, be formed copagtlief-
sbin vilh 2 lucius GaF6eld, The Silver
Tonoaf 1 Ogaf1Fs aud q man OF marked
| ability, Twill not trg pass upOn yoni
time. hy relating, In de. III, the history
al Nj. MoEauQht's business relation
sincs thai time, aa Hloet 81 you are 70
| reiIiar Herewith. Suffice Il 10 say tia
hs brl / 81 the principal force 10 every
assooialion With whieh be has been con
nected.
One OF Mr.. McNaughts notices %
alUaVa been, "Never leave that tiu q
morFow which yos oau do today. II
addition 10 Mr.. MoNanghfs nAtura
abilities, his untiFiug industry and u
AoFnitAhle perseverance, have eonfrit
. al "A very largely 10 his success IN IN
. d.V and generation, with few excel
tiops, h Il the hard worker that vfa
the laurels. a.,
ThaEo is le,s jealousy and more lioe
, afltV ID onFS than IN most profession
: ard Il Il expected thai on thte oeeasle
oar departing professional brother W
yreeiVe. a. che hands OF The Bar, sn'
!. AZ .pdorsemsnt e. wili do him tast''
= and Il credit.
M. Mchaaghi, for gsveral years, 3
Stood Rscond 10 no Eaembef o. me y
! IA ehis Territory, aud thai bAf nss y
q ~ roll many meusl sFa Of marked 80
. isS ne Who woald Be ornamsets
anx ri in TIE l3zd. Mr.. MeNaaR
= viii take With hia, not only ne 80
viii ana God &c a Of the Bar, ons q
tat ~ the community et afEe,
ghich ID haa 90 LONG lived and labor
Ne ia M. NcNso0ht, a. Se un
onlv z temporary eooco1e. ana nope
3 shs ned distant future 10 Weioome .
y haok % his and oar home
70 am, gentlemen, yosrs tsai8:
" JoaN y. MctaII.YRA
:. sr1rE1n, W. T.. August 2sih, 1881.
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a q Bzophss. 81 Blssk Dlamoud. /
In Hsskins Il o.suvsa. i - u
9. q. Kalsnesr i 90 his wsY 70 s.
atiie fE1m he Eask
Mrs.. =. G. MsFadasa. az O1vmria. /
10 ihe cts yisifine friezdA
Captain MeAlisp ssturnsa ias, e~su-
inR from . vszit ~ ~ ssuna.
George B. Dserinx. Z lnmbsxusan a
suOhOmish, h IL the cify and Faefslered
at The OaetdenaAi.
Mr.. sud MrzL MaNamara. of Mozn,
teInon, aFfiEed kess ysstsr3sv via
lhelr dAnehtes Katis. VIE wfll D pssceIi
u ne Aesds1y q he Holy Names Il
John b. Denny and wife rsturnnd lac,
evening" on the Steamer Hayward fFoE1
aitendinR e DELEGATES ne 0eand
Lodge q Coed Tsmplass o. Washinx-
ton IerFitoFy.
s.N. WaIliaaford. Who has bssu vss.
iiing JndGe W. d. Weed and famflE.
end aooompauied fheu % the Saouu1l-
mis Ealls, leavas for his home "a Nara
Oily, California, TO-DAY Cd the Geo. NJ.
Elder. he il Mrs. Wood's father.
8 N. Hopkins, Of Olympia; r. Seem
Ger, Of Taecma; q. 9eAuta, r. n. Rollins,
Of Warduers O. A. Chiahss1eR, Of Juan.
ita; Mrs. d. L. Jaakson, Mrs. D. b.
Jaokeon, o. Port Gambie; q. s. Hins-
dale, 81 San Francisco. p. KsIly, Of
EilanabuKR; ID. 7. Jones, Of Franklin,
aFe 81 the Arlington.
Mrs. Gates, O. n. Landsrs, O. NJ Pre-
esnsine, of Ekagit; j. q. MoOanIey, Of
Hsiena; O. O. smith anA wife, Of Taco-
MAJ A. s. Flest, Of New Westminster, j.
O.iOalvin, Of Rentuns =. FruaFhaeh and
wife and child, Of North Yakima; y.
Garmmsn, OF Snohonish; WIN; Dslanty,
OF Port Discovery; H. O. Shields, J..
Evans, Of Newcastle; q. A. Cooper, Of
Olympia; o. DaW- % and wife, Of Vic
teFia; =. O. DINGHY, Of Nc. Vernon; ].
Gardiner and wife, Of btanwood; p.
HalloFan, Of Edison, are 81 the Bruns-
wick.
J. q. Mean, Of Cascade; W. Z. VIII
hanson, Of Los angeles; Charles Kohl,
Of San Francisco; r. Gulsisk, Tacoma;
j. Busch, Of Alma, Wis; WIN. n. Lucy,
Of Pendiston; J. j. Hardy, OF Oakland;
z. b lrwoFt, Of Sc. PanI; r. b. Baily, Of
Chicago; p. J. Mcclellan, Of TOPEKA;
H. Taylor. Of Port Discovery; +. Bruee,
w. 8. Keilsti. Of Portland; J. @. Saith
and wife, r. w. Burns. Tacoma; g.
Buckingham. r. Il. Hollstaader, Of San
Francisco; J. v. Ball, Of Skaait; A. w.
Bishop, Of Dayton; w. 3. Bone, Of Bat
de Ground; II. 6chiFner, Of Vancouver,
are % the New England.
ID. wilson, Of Tacoma; A. j. Runyon,
Of St4nwood; Mrs. J. O. McFaddeu, of
Olympia; d. q. MAhaHy, Byron shaw,
Of WilIiamsF brit, Pa; O. A. Sands, Of
Chicago; d. A. Woodbury. and wife, II.
N. Moasiey. Of Re- ,hesteE, n. y; d. J.
Oovies, wife and son. OF Rock Hill, No.;
r. Behrendt, OF san Francisco; Henry
g. Waldron. Of Ann AKboE, Mich; A. n.
Brooks, Of Black Diamond; q. B. Deer
Inq, Of Snohomish; Nj. and Mrs. Wat
kins, Of Newcastle; J. A. Campbell, Of
Port Blakely; n. McGamaFa and fam
ily, Miss Jaokman, Mrs. Bartlett, OF
Mount Vernon; q. w. Tibbests, OF
equak; G. NJ. Anderson. Geo. England,
Of WaIIa WaIla; H. mckinley. Of 81.
Paul; Wm. Kap1s, Of Portland, are at
the Occidental.
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LADIES

In delicate health needing gentle yes
Elective laxative vii and the California
nouii frais remedy, ayTup OF Fles.
,'lssSinc No the tasss, acosptahls 10 the
ssomaco. and perfectly safe n al eases.
IA 4 the most easily taken and pleasant
IN eHeefive remedy known 20 cofe sno
prevent cosaivenees, 70 dispel neao aenes !
cslds and fever, and strengthen me klo-
news, liver and bouele, ana = t1sfelo,s
4 favorits remedy With ladies' kor ~
in 50 osnts and 81 bottles. % =. o
SrKwAEx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

LEcTuKE.-PFof. MOEFis = graduate
Of Fowler and Wells Institute. Ees
York, will lecture On Chronology and
al Browns Pavilion,
Monday evening. Aug. -. IL vii Be u
luslrneed b. SIGHT human and eighi
animal skulls- All tbese and over tws
hundred life size photographs. coloEed
portraits N oil, India ink sketches and
physiological plates, you see at tbs lee
ture room tbs hfst evening. No admis
sion fee or colieOtioa the 1rss evening
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

CHAEeE or BAsH.-wm. woslsry, VIA
for the past three yeaEs and . half has
been first assistant sngInssF on The
steamer Geo. 3. Starr, has resigned
bis position and accepted the chiefship
Of the Eliza Andersun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

So a imrsss b o. ossu1sa rsuna. nnd
Fr1oahly en- aAAle rslnRn al win b. aba
% sd tnAt nxttHi4 o. tkof1 9teF9a XNe
bop rtgAiEG Heasen q expeeEod % opGn
n4xt 1hsEal1Ays and ~ tnn1 day ne
psopls o. Se81lle mag sxpeet that TIE
iaxadels wiil I'll have lsft fsz ~ toena
q aAefs pro6tahss tahura
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Como EAsR.-Ars. s. Bsstuan. Who
recently opened . millinery establish
meat on Columbia street. has con
olnded 20 close out her interests On the
Sound and 90 East. This movement
vas bronaht about BY the recent death
Of her husbaad In California.
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RACK scoKM.
TEE ERAsoNs RECORD.

At tbs commencement Of the season
the members Of tue Club were classified
according 70 the par cantaRs made by
each daring the preceding year, and q
gold medal was offered for the member
IN eaeh of The three classes Who shonld
mako the bet record during the season
Of 1887. Through the kindness Of Law
renee 3. Booth Ne are enabled TO lay
before our readers the ofiioial
nwoon0 ON Iae7-vruwr CrAaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

$40 embroidered robe salts reduced
70 e2.25; loo lawn reduced 70 6{e, clear
ance sale. San Francisco Store. an14
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Immense arrivals ere daily being 70.
ceived Of clothing at the Star Clothing
House.
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cE0sfNe eLEB sH00H


TAnssHasa iazEs atisndsnss Il TIE
Esas trszk yesterday 10 witzsss he live
bird match. and lAs clnsxing shoot fOr
tes possession Il NE Unh nsdAls for
he ssasoa of 1857.
EEEH EEzD MkzcM.
IL arzs sssnt ef ahs days spsrs vas
q mnfuA bdkwsen 3. a. slrunt and WIN.
Rahszfson a. 10 singis live biraA IS
yards Fizs, ard nss Of o1e barrel fcg Q
p1ras q &C. The match wAs won b.
RohsFasu1 b. ths foll0ging
auEE
=. A. sargaa. ....l 000l00 els
Wa. noberason. 4 el11~ -
ska 4 uns anneesa1AFy. MF. Robert
60 Cd net sheet - more than Ne
cEUB GHooT.
TIE MAXI event res the tenkh and last
0nh shoot for the ssnsen AZ 1851, for
tha Gsld medals oHsEed By Is Club a
TIE oomDensement efths eeasoa. fsl-
lowine b The ssosss
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AWARD.

The medal in the first class vas won
By J. r. McNanRkt, in she second GLASS
by E. Il. Clark, and In the third elaas
BY r. A. Pontius. These medals were
awarded last evening BY the Executive
Committee Of the Club.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

asaa invested With O. o. PETsxKH a
o.. in Bloab frontilR on aAocclAnd
paFk and Avsnus.s VII yisia lAreef
prost 10 tee years than anT oteer N
xssfmept IN the NoFshWest. asSlm-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

AHzzxAL o. I'M WuLAxETzE.-iee
..s.wship willamstts, oapG ID. y.
B,aokhssa. arrived FROM san FraHeiseo
= shart time hatoFs naon Yesterday ard
i.-sas-s nlcnrai1e tie 0sean Qoek.
$50 - Discharged so tous % mia
s.ilansc1s fssigAl, amo1R vhieh vae
- 81 rcuaer, . sapsFeeatez foE the
,slnsa. 4 80 % blacksmith eoAi, red
@eoa tamhsr, sAaas trcn and Otns'
sauM
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Tw~aar- aVs cent. Bs-ineh al pafs
wool hSnssr.an ladiaaf eloth. We 20
nOs NJ ever aehs yazds g any aoe
s,astumsr. C4HRfM NzAsM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

100 pieces "a inch all WOOL Ladies'
cloth reduced from $50 70 371<c. Clear
ance Sale. San francisco Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Presbyterian Church. corner Of Third and
Madison strcsta. Rev. 2. @. Strange. pastor
Services tomorrow a. II .. m and f.S0 p. m.
sabbath school 81 1850 p. m. XoEag peoples
meeting At $50 p. m.
The North Seattle Presbyterian SABBATH
scheol meets In The HarFison Chapel a 7sa0 p.
m. Presiding II the same place Al $50 p. m.
Plymouth CongregAtionAl Church, Second
street, between Spring and Seneca. Rev. Henry
L. Bates. pastor Presiding tomorrow II II
a. N. aod Il 7lS0 p.m- sunday school At i2.So.
Rev. Geo. Lindsey, Of coupsville, viii con.
duct the Services.
Battery Street n z Church, n sFth Seattle,
r. ". Icy, pasior. Threading tom sFrow ~ Il
s. m and 7;as p. n, BY the pestor. Sabbath
school al 1&s0p. N. Morning subject, " The
comforts Of the GOSPEL" evening. :. The usl
and abuss Of the World" All ars Invited
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NeSAs ss..r.sss - = - = -
Ths taad property TAI Of mills only
raiales a persona living outside Of zoe
cltV. The rafs a. axea, then. VIII g
TX mills IN tha city and i9i{ mills cat.
sias ne eity. CnaeS this assessment
ktny OcautT will be compelled % pay
lntS ths Territorial Treasury aooa'
81, 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Is shades 16-inch all silk lace Velvsl
81 yard; A-ineh heavy gross grain
silk 76e. San Francisco store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Is aisersDt sbades hne "a ilitY Erenen
satin FsAasa1 from 80 TO Soe, eie@FAnos
90. san frAnsiseo STORE,
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Fifty cents buys ooy's eofass s "a
Al he star Cioising House, - Ooni-
neruial street.
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R1TE or ASSESSMENT.

The Board Of ooanty COmmissisusFs'
sitting a. : Board Of Equalisation' cor
reoted as many errors - they e00'a ~
the Assessment ROll DARING the time
allotted 70 them b. las. and hndins
tia, their limited time wOald not enable
them 10 DO justice 10 one-fortieta q ttle
outraged taxpayers and property esn,
era thew ordered The valaAiions en- ~
pfopsrsv In the County fedueed one
sAiFd FROM The rate nxsd By the Asses
eoF, thus redoeins The assessed N.ioa.
tier al property 10 the Oouaty 20 aeool
aiO t0anoo. Yesterday they nxed tns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Fnu siss Waite bsAsksta elSl14 %
40 gray fl.Sss sAtsa eooa so~s -
80. sen kfAnSiseo store
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Al veal black diagonal saita 81 ~
uool hlus sheyiot suits tll san Fran'
cisco Store. HaAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Ladies' black and colsFed lace mits
85e; ladies' coloEed border handkerchief
400, clearance sale. San .sncisco Store.
Latest styles boys school suits at the
Star Clothing House. KLINE 4 RoaEN-
nvna. 26auQlw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

R...fr,d Al tha STAR Clsshtna Mess.
this uesk Sc stylssof entidsea Asa o'sS
salts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Ladies' Vests, finest gauze, reduced
from 3125 TO Csc.
Ladies' Vests, reduced from rs cents
10 SOC.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

rweutv-avs cent sslk hAndksEshisfs'
CHE1rEn CIKAKs.
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LADIES'

8 cases Pants and Vests, regular price
price $3.50, all wool. medlcated,
reduced In this sale 70 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Full line OF Tapestry Carpets. flne
patterns, reduced from Sc 10 CSC.
This bargain good for one week
only.
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Mr.. KeGTLTRA's LETTER.

el-whlse skirts handsomely trimmed
with uaan lace. OHEBTRR OLEAR1.
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NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.

etter assortment and lower prices
In this sale than have been before
heard Of.
Ladies Isle Thread Gloves reduced
to i0c pair. worth 25c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27
UNDERWEAR.

SOC MeFino Faags aud Vests, arc IN
equaled for the money anywhere In
the Northwest under 74c.
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u N ID IN IA w III az 81

summer stock We viii offer extra
purchasers this week.
All other goods In the line OF sum.
mer Underwear In exactly the same
proportion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Just arrived, two cases Of ladies
solid colored' hose In Cardinal, Seal
and Navy, which we win sell 10 this
sale at Sc per pair; can't match them
less than l5c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Ask 10 see our ladies' Croehes Vests
OF which we are = full line "a MI
desirable shades.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Uo11e4 net p8EsnAnt 10 aals1En-
1eEt. Prsssnf-AssinR Masor J. kgzih,
sd Oaanstfmen Rrink, GEnen. MoEmm,
Aeszz k1snsll ard Reilzs, and W. =.
koEfsst, OeEk-
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BIDs ron IUMBR.

Bids for furnishing lumber TO TIE
city weFs opsned, and read e foilovs:
Seattle LnmbeK and OommeEuial CON-
pany, 912 Per lcC9 fest.
stssson a Poss Iii Company, ga
per 1000 feet.
On motion both bids we're accepted,
and the Commissioners dirsoted 20
divide purchases between the two mills.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

l case fancy striped cotton hose SIC
pair, sale price 15c.
] case fancy cotton hoae new shades,
- lee pair, sale price zoe.
Immense assortment Of Chlldren's
and Misses full finished hose l5c up.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-27

Ladies hem stitched handk erchlefs.
all elk, sc. worth soc.
MarabOut Veillnge, reduced TO i5c,
from CSC,
on In Carpets and Heuse
Blankets, Quilts, Comforts, Bed
Epreads, etc, etc,
Prices ranging from the lowest 10 the
BEST made.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-24
Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE or THE ~ TNAM IIOU~E company
PtLATKA, FLA, Feb. l6, lssi.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE PUT
i NAN House Company VIII be held ~ the
IT-t AatiunII Bank of Palatka, ia Phlatsa,
Fla, on MONDA y. March =, l-s1. al II O'Clock
AIN. : kEAAEhLY. resident.
fcls-ThASutt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-24
Resolutions for q Woman.


Never for one day to neglect hair, teeth or
nails.
Never to wear garment spotted or with
q hole in it if in any way avoidable-
Never to come down to breakfast other
than as fresh as bath and good temper Will
admit. If too ill to be sweet or to dress
carefully, to stay out of sight
Never to appear At dinner without dis
tinctly showing it is dinner and worthy of
some distinction.
Never TO forget to show in dress, body or
manners that am glad to be a woman.
Never to run down men or get excited
about the wrongs of our sex.
Never to suk. or whine, or nag-the
three greatest failings of wOmankind.
Never, if possible, to scold husband or
brother or other masculine attachments; but
if it can't be helped, to scold quick and rea-
sonably and have that the end of it,
Never to forget, if dependent on husband
or any one else for even the most loving sup
port, that the least return is love and care
and a certain amount of forgiveness.
Never to make a woman balance on the
edge of a horse car seat when by moving
three inches she might have comfort.
Never to elbow a woman out of the way,
be she old, young, rich or poor. III anxious
to go ahead, say please"
To answer letters.
To keep appointments.
And last and most enduring resolution of
all, to wear no hats at the theatre.-New
York Graphic.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-24
LAKE HELEN, FLA.
The Blue Spring, Orange City and
Atlantic Railroad


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across be % O
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spared takesm inmakng unt f its
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-24
Prof. beardslev's Recovery.

JACkSONNILLE, JantIary TO, 1857.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga:
GENTLEMEN-Two years ago this
month / was attacked with rheumatism
in the back. in Key West. l used plas-
ters and various medicines without cure
till 1 got co Tampa. where l immedi
ately secured s. s. S.. three bottles of
which entirely cured me. and have not
had rheumatism since. Yours truly,
PROF j. Nj. BEARDSLEE,
Florida Chemical Works.
All blood poisons, including catarrh, !,
cancer, malaria, and rheumatism, yield
quickly to s. S. s. A valuable treatise
on all blood diseases mailed free. on ap-
plication by postal card. to Swift Specific
Co., Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-24
PaTker'S InttTlaChen Dye Works

AL kINIS OF LADIES' SILK AND
~ Woolu d Dresses Dyed and Cleaned with
out ripping. Gent cmtL'~ Clothing tlt ant Il
and Dyed IN tie most perfect mani 'r. Also
PIr no and Table Covers, Ian hieiulhr, elr
r. X, FARRAR 4 CO., agents tor Phlhtkh
ana vicinity, VIII give you Information iu re-
gard 10 PRICES e., dclG-lA